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by jrcii 10y ago
Of all the great OSes, NetBSD seems to get the least fanfare but it's always been my favorite. It's fast, secure, and due to a well reasoned architecture it works on everything. pkgsrc is amazing. They also have a very helpful, fr
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by jrcii 10y ago
My solution to this is to have my servers' console plugged into a separate switch and LTE router than their ethernet cards so not only do I have a redundant WAN, but a redundant router and switch as well.
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by jrcii 10y ago
It stands for autonomous system, part of BGP
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by jrcii 10y ago
I've said for a long time that the problem digital currency proponents seem to be missing is that there is nothing intrinsic to the technology that prevents it from being regulated. A bill is already up in California that requires busi
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by jrcii 10y ago
I use mutt setup according to Steve Losh's advice "The Homely Mutt" to achieve this with great success.
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by jrcii 10y ago
I'm in charge of the IT at a school that teaches EMR, if this is a quality product maybe we can switch to it!
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by jrcii 10y ago
Gnome and KDE are painful to use when you're used to Aqua, not to mention all the great Mac-only apps.
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by jrcii 10y ago
You can run OS X with qemu on Linux.
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by jrcii 10y ago
It's funny I just learned what Freescale was 3 days ago. I wanted to integrate this system I'm designing with employee presence so I bought and rooted this time clock https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0155NL3MA Insi
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by jrcii 10y ago
Banned what account??? I've definitely never been banned. I don't know what the hell you're talking about. Interesting that it's fine with you that the parent's comment is yet another stab at forcing liberal politic
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by jrcii 10y ago
> Pi3 + screen + 20ah lipo + mic + speaker + usb 4g modem (removable) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eaiNsFhtI8
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by jrcii 10y ago
The Neo900 sandboxes the baseband, our best hope for a secure phone and last I checked they're busy arguing with PayPal to get their account back, very sad.
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by jrcii 10y ago
I just need 20 years to modify this to grade my short and long answer tests and I'll be sitting pretty.
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by jrcii 10y ago
I'm not a lawyer but if the "probable rate of failure" passes a certain threshold, criminal negligence should be a consideration. Certainly in the cases of vehicles and also in the case of computer security where lives are st
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by jrcii 10y ago
70% of my "one day" prime deliveries result in false delivery attempts -- due to either A1 International, Lasership, or "AMZN" couriers. Reporting these problems to customer service I've been told that they're
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by jrcii 10y ago
Great work! This looks very sophisticated and polished. I hesitate to detract at all from their good work so I don't know why I'm even saying this, maybe just looking for commiseration, but in my career I've found that collab
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by jrcii 10y ago
I beg to differ, Mr. Sokol -- I use LOLCODE.
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by jrcii 10y ago
Access isn't exactly a model of usability, we should encourage efforts to develop new and better things.
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by jrcii 10y ago
That made my day, thanks :)
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by jrcii 10y ago
I've got Mutt going with Gmail along the lines of Steve Losh's advice http://stevelosh.com/blog/2012/10/the-homely-mutt/ It works great. Very fast, and it's nice to have a local backup of
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by jrcii 10y ago
There's a visceral gratification in the pronunciation "ginin taw nick" it rolls off the tongue, perhaps that is the root. My favorite word for this reason is pumpernickel.
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by jrcii 10y ago
As someone who spent a lot of time in Congo -- you also don't get the full picture from the media or even State Department statuses. In the example of Congo, the problem area is limited to a couple towns versus a country that's th
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by jrcii 10y ago
Sure. There are a lot of streams available on shoutcast.com, just click the download icon and copy the URL, some stations list their stream URL on the site, just google the call letters + "m3u" or "pls" etc, then there i
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by jrcii 10y ago
I've grown very fond of a CLI media player named cmus. It's lightning fast and does everything I need with a simple interface http://matthieukeller.com/media/2015.01/2015.01.cmus.png I also keep aliases
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by jrcii 10y ago
If you're in Manhattan check out Stealth Communications. They're the only way to get gigabit for a decent price, they have a direct franchise agreement with the city and own the fiber lines.
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by jrcii 10y ago
I know Ubiquiti (and Ruckus?) serve the market for this type of equipment, did you have better luck with one or the other (or someone else) for the equipment?
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by jrcii 10y ago
From what I've seen the author sounds like an asshole that can't take criticism so I'm not sure I'd patronize his work either way.
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by jrcii 10y ago
For over 10 years I've written and maintained Excel automation that integrates with a web-based research database. Beyond not being supported by the EULA, Microsoft flat out says in its documentation do not do this COM is not designe
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Google’s DeepMind Achieves Speech-Generation Breakthrough(bloomberg.com)
87 points by jrcii 10y ago|45 comments
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by jrcii 10y ago
Gmail is free, would you be happy if they updated it and your email didn't work anymore? I love OpenBSD but they constantly change the rule syntax for pf, which invalidates huge swaths of forum posts and other online documentation, eve

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